Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, September 3, 1917, Page 2

o . THE BEMIDNI UL(LY PIAEER i MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 3, 1917 fl | IDJI DAILY PIONEE ‘, ' = L ' s THE BETIDJ , R [ BUSINESS é’ ! L IlIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIlIIIIII|IIIIIJIIII_IIIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII L_ SENSATION | e PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY : THE BEMIDJI PIONEER PUBLISHING CO. @. B. CARSON E. H, DENU \ PAAARAAKRAKR ¢S ¢ e s ov kP edde sRnyW b TELEPHONE 22 & DR. EINER JOHNSON L E U Rl 3 # PHYSICIAN AND S8URGEON Entered at the postoffice at Bemidji, Minn., as second-class mstter | Bemidji, Mion. | under act of Congress of ,March 3, 1879. s CQCCCfflccc‘gcgcc '—_—_A_____—_——_————————fi:","”’!"fific" No sttention paid to anonymous contributions. * Writer’s name must I . PHYsll,g. I‘- A‘l‘fl;wsAuxlt% S de known to the editor, but not necessarily for publication. g3 par T'romp' ol Communications for the Weekly Pioneer should reach this office not & Be m'w“‘. Minn. y later than Tuesday of each week to insure publication'in the current 18sue.{ .4 4 4 ¢ 5 % o & % & " i : 4 AN EREEAB IR AR a . \ { " o g R - x TOM SMART j T SUBSCRIPTION RATES . «' DRAY AND TRANSFER o F o DA ; BY CARRIER BY MAIL 00 x Safe and Piano Moving . J @ Ome year .............-$5.00 One year ...........: - ¥4 % Res. Phone 68° 818 Amertca -~ Six months ..ceo .o 350 - Six months . . 200 *® Oftice Phone 13 st mmm&m .l.i: Three months .......... 1.00 NG ealy et s Tyl (A P S ~ month .. L ok kR KRR KRR K KKK ’ ; ' : B E o, SRR CES THATS IT Seein cute an P x handled with ::n; succ!eesasses The % E g * First National Bank Building % Bemidji, Minn., Phone "406-W * Hours: 10-12 am.; 2-56 7-8 p.m. KKK KKK KK KK KK EEEKRERREEIRERAS ) ‘Woodstock’ |t Makes % e T T T e T T T 5 I EERER AR R & R R R The Deily Ploneer is & member of the United Press Association, and & DR. G. M. PALMER is represented for foreign advertising by the « DENTIST IIII|I|IIIIIIIIIIJllll|IIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIllllllIIIfllllI|IIIIIIIIIIIiIIllllllIII|IiIIIII|IuIIIlIIl_llllIIIIIIIllIllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII lii= x DR. J. T. TUOMY ’ ST ' . e YouWant b North of Markham Hotel . ; THE WEEELY PIONEER * Gibbons Block. ol ie - A mmmhinh‘lmmmotthumottheweek. AU EREEEER R E B = R R ' g Hshed every Thursdsy and sent postage paid to any address for, mja s x ax s AR T a B a0 0 00 ne « PHYSICIAN AND S8URGEON ¢ — = ® Office in Mayo Block . : 3 2 e 1 OFFICIAL COUNTY AND CITY PROCEEDINGS ¥ Phone 396 Res. Phone 397 ¢ d h ’ ; : KRR KRR NN n oo ’ ---and theyre easy to get. % Office Phone 134, Residence 34» * ® Mfles Block, Bemidj . : IRERRER R R E RN R 5 * Gemeral-offioss 1n New York and Chlcago, braches in all principal CItIes. | prryalGIAN AND SURGEON + % Office Security Bank Block HEF BTN TESEES CURE FOR DISLOYALTY PROPAGANDA ' it e g o S DR. . i REERRICH Oftice O’Lesry-Bowser Bldg. Office Phone 376-W Res. Phone 376-R . KX XX EREEXES EERITEFT RIS DR. D. L. STANTON DENTIST All that’s needed to subdue disloyalty propaganda is a good bust in the mouth and that’s just what it got In Bemidji, and Bemidji didn’t turn a hair in doing so. . Governor Burnquist did exactly the proper thing when he ordered the suppression of that disloyalty meeting "heralded for Minngapolln for it was promoted solely by a lot of cheap agitators, disloyal to the core and proud of it. It is disgusting to hear a lot of disloyal foreigners and kaiser ad- 2 herents attempt to interpret the constitution of the United States for the | o 2':“. ‘: :":':"_ :‘:’: LS American people and the government. I F R PR R R R R R & B - One trotble with the United States is that it'has laws of tolerance |, DR and fairness but when & Iot of traitors commence to rant about the laws | & B, E‘DREIN-" an N “for which they have no respect it seems about: time to lay the laws aside : : Oflle;" o’l:‘roypmn:dfilo:‘kl . 3 ? o i .one 180-1 - Bemidji, Minn # for 'a few minutes and resort to other methods to clean up the disloyal boL Tt A e S Mgt o el hirelings and p:o:aermlnq..;.whlch have been tolerated in Minnesota, and ; the state of Minnesot& will stand back of Governor Burnquist u,t ‘a man : I E BT ERE RS R R NS N RS [IIIllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIlilllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIl!IlIIIIIIIIII]IIIIIIIIIIIIII I B R RS 222272 ¢4 xr . . . ’ . . * * * . . . . . * . * . * * =- = and do so gladly. x < X e 5 3 i = Right here.in Bemidji a gang of aliens and advocates of law violation | 4 fl%mm’fl : Aff,tc(;flyo": have,used ltl!] }’OU ‘WOUId have no _cher. Sat' = preached their doctrines openly, until it got so flagrant that the populace’ 3 1st1ea customers € 1 : = arose and took the law into their own hands to suppress the treasonable : ;“u: : l:‘: «a .P:O:.::. + : 3 7 ate te lng _u_s thls,every 'dan . = utterances. The gang that had not the slightest respect for the law of = % L 4 iy E the state nor nation was given a dose of their own medicine and-not a :' KEREEST .-_. &5 ; WE SAY S o 5 5 = peep was heard. Law violation advocates, traitors, alien enemies, toler-|&x DR. H. A. NORTHROP . . 2 ) 3 4 s T § ated by ‘the United States of -America, quoting legal rights an dthe _c#- ,:< Omm’AT}glc PHYSICIAN. s i . . b v ; stitution-of the United States! :No true American citizens. will stand for i AND .SURGEON" e i 5 _‘-“ ’ . 9 T it longer thén they can get into’action. 3 : Suite 10 O'Lc;;v-nowur Bldg - ¢ 57 2 !?On t buy‘ nOdW- h It never pays to buy > , e 3 Lo s * “ you try ‘and when you hav s S ST ox R PSS a1 e S E ey, Ay tried a Vfigoodstmk tgen'mal:ctl;%trl?gfih i {% *Hait aressing, manteurig,’ 3 | = 3 ; & > i 1f that boy Lundeen, who misrepresents the state of Minnesota in the « face -massage, sculp treat- & ment, switches made from # nationad halls of congress, doesn’t keep close tab on himlglf he will g‘et X combings $1.50. " Corns, in- p oft the front page into the comic section. . % grown nails treated a spe- ¥ No one is surprised at anything he does or advocates but when one |¥® eclaltyy recalls how he asked for a ‘‘referendim” last kiarch to ask the voters|¥ i GthugtNA M:h!'ls i R . Phome 112-W w_hether they ;leslrgd war with G_erml:ny"._\h was sp"absolutg\ly abpgrd as oo S g i 1o be funny, emanating as it did from & “statesgan. REREAXESTHE T AT R T ing arrangements with us. FREE Tria ] No .Money Down We'd like to ask Lundeen whether Kaiser William consulted his peovle | x 8 ) ‘R ANB ¢ % S > ac tn whother they desired to repe Belgium and continue a similar pro- g PHYS?&I%N “S“D st?nx(';‘non - It you decide tovbny on the installment plan, here are the terms: gram. The ravage of little Belgium by the kaiser after he had for years |y ~Office—Miles Block 2 E 4 been sccretly preparing to. make the jump is as courageous as pushing a [ R A X MK+ &% & & & & &« & .fick kitten into a puddle. It certainly was a magnificent piece of WOrk [ g & K ¢ & & & % & ¥ & * & Yiend his reason was that he just had to violate little Belgium for “strateg- | & ° J. WARNINGER . jeal rearons.” We presume what has followed is also strategy of the|*& VETERINARY SURGEON talibre the emperor possesses in his imbecellic brain. . 4 & Office and Hospital 3 doors “Lundeen in a statement the fore ‘part of last week asserted he ‘“would X | west of Troppman Btore K rather stand by the people instezd of the president,” but for some reason * Phoue No. 209 or cther I,undeen is unable to see the people, as they are standing by the [X E X X T F & 8 6 8 6 & & v & president. ¢ 2 R E R R R R TR R Only those who are not of the Lundeen stripé, are victims of his-mouth- * IDA %g}?wn n ings. but Minnesota doesn’t consider Lundeen as representing the state in|y pIANO VOICE DRAMATIC w - Over a Year to Pay - Model 5 Woodstock ot $ 85.00---$15 down, $15 monthly : $100.00---$ 5 “ - '$ 5, “« ‘**f***"#’"“tttfi"tqi * * ” * * * * * * : TR SRRSO ¢y instance. But with all the shame Minnegota has endured in patience |& ART A the nation recognizes Minnesota in all her luster, while the nation hns: L Phone 633 T ¢ ¥ b 2 » th heard of Lundeen; but not in'the:same light, . nn. Ave. Bemidji 2 ‘ou can buy no better machine than the Woodstock. BECAUSE there i e ¥ TE KKK E KKK XK KKK K 2 10 better. If there was a better typewriter made we’ 2 e : :ii,iiiififiiiq’{o . % b ade we'd sell it. BT . TR, gl ik .y - di&m dhphy.nmrl-mofiun 3 ‘ . 3 x gm GILMORE & . F job in & dozen different stores and offices in Bemidji. - : ¥ « PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS + - 3 5 e & h - i N ® Oftice—Miles Block 4 - S The people of this country will have to place a close watch on their | K X A XXX XXX E XXX XX > . feelings in the days that are before us. We have a complex people, made [k X X XK X KX XX K X KK R & D : The Model 4 Woodstock may be bought on the following terms: = up of a mixture of many races. Across the waters our kinsmen are en- x W N, D.NV. M ¢ 3 g 7 . gaged in deadly conflict, and we have ranged ourselves on the side of one 2 Ahul * LR Y group and against agxother. But the blood of those others flows largely : °"’;;,?.:".‘,,:'§,',,. ":."' : $6|'°° caSh i or 568--$5'00 down! ) in the national veins, It is this fact which should cause us to watch care- [k X R X X R X KX K X K KX £ 3 $3 monthl fully that there grow not up in our hearts a suspicion of those of alien KX XN K N = y : blood—enemy blood, if you so term it. : * A V. GARLOCK, M. D. ¥ iy 3 ‘There are and will be sples—many of them. There are and will be * SPECIALIST * e Think of it—a brand new Standard Typewriter for a little more than Y {raifors-—let us hope but few of these. But if we are always watching % EYB EAR NOSE THROAT ¢+ balf the price of other standard mikes—and if there is any difference . i S \ for spies and traitors we will create an atmosphere that will work more | ¥ Glasses Fitted es | % Gibboms Bldg. Phone 105 ¥ in quality it is in favor of the Model 4 Woodstock. XEREXET XXX ES 3 injury to our national life than all of the machinations of all of the spi and traitors combined could possibly accomplish. The good old rule that every man is a gentleman until he is proven Phone 922—and ask to see 8 Woodstock. It'll come. . otherwise should govern our actions now. When by his actions he proves himself otherwise, then will be time enough to condemn him. 7 % = ) 3 & It is a noteworthy fact that the man who is always looking for faults Cloth:ngfifz?fim ] P [ ] s jn others can find them, even where they do not exist, and constant sus- Women and Children 5 picion can and will tend to distort perfectly innocent actions into grave e loneer f : offenses. = % - Our best course is to leave to government officials the work of bring- ing spies and traitors to justice. Our individual interference might have a tendency to muddy the waters.